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You don't have to pay Polar or Garmin money for HR quality. The COOSPO range of Heart Rate monitors are a great alternative.
Some people use a heart rate monitor to really drill into the proper training zones and make sure they're working as effecitvely and efficiently as possible. Others just like to have the data as a reference. Either way, you need to one that works, is comfortable to wear and won't break when it gets hit repeatedly by a rowing machine handle (I'm talking to you WAHOO).
I'll say now, COOSPO sent me these to review, but that doesn't mean they bought a good review!!
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I'll review the MyZone Switch in another video.
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COOSPO H9Z Rechargeable Heart Rate Monitor Chest Strap Bluetooth5.0 ANT+ HR Sensor HRM IP67Waterproof Use for Garmin wahoo Zwift
COOSPO HW9 Armband Heart Rate Monitor with HR Zones/Calories HRM Sensor for Fitness Cycling BLE5.0 ANT+ for Peloton,Zwift,Wahoo
DevicesCOOSPO H9Z Rechargeable Heart Rate Monitor Chest Strap Bluetooth5.0 ANT+ HR Sensor HRM IP67Waterproof Use for Garmin wahoo Zwift
Created: August 06, 2025The reviewer discusses the COOSPO chest strap heart rate monitor briefly, stating that it works well and is comparable to other brands. They mention it was sent to them for review along with an armband version. The chest strap is described as functional, comfortable, and providing accurate readings with Bluetooth and ANT+ connectivity for dual device pairing. However, the review primarily focuses on the armband version rather than providing extensive details about the chest strap.
AI-Summary
Pros
- Works just as good as other brands
- Broadcasts Bluetooth and ANT+ for dual device connectivity
- Comfortable to wear
- Provides accurate readings
Cons
Key Points
- Bluetooth and ANT+ connectivity
- Can connect to two devices simultaneously
- Comparable to Polar and Garmin products
COOSPO HW9 Armband Heart Rate Monitor with HR Zones/Calories HRM Sensor for Fitness Cycling BLE5.0 ANT+ for Peloton,Zwift,Wahoo
Created: August 06, 2025The reviewer discusses the COOSPO HW9 Armband Heart Rate Monitor extensively, highlighting its performance, comfort, and accuracy. They mention using it for several months across various activities like running, cycling, rowing, and high-intensity training. The reviewer compares it favorably to other heart rate monitors, noting its optical sensor technology and dual Bluetooth/ANT+ connectivity. They also contrast it with chest strap monitors and wrist-based sensors, praising its stability and reliability during exercise.
AI-Summary
Pros
- Rock solid readings
- Comfortable to wear on the arm
- Stays in place during exercise
- Dual broadcasting (Bluetooth and ANT+)
- Connects to multiple devices simultaneously
- Good battery life (around 40 hours of use)
- Accurate compared to chest strap monitors
- USB charging (no need for watch batteries)
- Compatible with various apps and devices (Zwift, Strava, Concept 2, Water Rower, Aviron, Polar Beat)
Cons
- Does not save heart rate data internally (requires connection to a device)
- Not designed for wrist use (though it can be adapted)
- Requires carrying a phone for data recording during activities
Key Points
- Uses optical sensor technology (green flashing lights)
- HW9 version
- 40 hours of battery life
- USB charging
- Dual Bluetooth and ANT+ connectivity
- Compatible with multiple fitness apps and equipment